These terms describe how you may use WebFileTools. The project is free and open source. Please read this page together with the MIT license file in the repository—the license is the binding legal text for the software.
WebFileTools is provided under the MIT license. That means you may use, copy, modify, and distribute the software under the conditions stated in the LICENSE file.
The software is offered as-is. The authors and contributors make no promises that every tool always works for every file, every browser, or every workflow.
To the extent allowed by law, there is no warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement beyond what the MIT license already states.
Outputs can be wrong, incomplete, or different from other software. Treat results as helpful drafts until you verify them.
You choose what files and text to process, and you decide how to use the results. Double-check anything important—contracts, medical or legal materials, financial figures, archives you cannot replace, and similar cases—before you rely on them.
You are responsible for complying with laws that apply to you, including copyright and privacy rules about content you handle.
Please use WebFileTools in a way that does not harm other people or systems. The tools run in your browser; misuse of outputs or of related services is still your responsibility.
- Do not use the project to harm others, steal data, or break the law.
- Do not attempt to overload or abuse third-party services that the site may call for metrics (for example analytics or the visit counter).
- Do not present the project as guaranteeing privacy or security beyond what this site and the docs actually describe.
The site depends on open-source libraries (PDF, ZIP, markdown, QR, and others) and on hosting and optional metrics providers. Those projects and services have their own licenses and terms.
When you use WebFileTools, those third-party terms may also apply to the parts they cover—for example GitHub’s terms for Pages and repository hosting, Google’s terms if Analytics is enabled, and the visit counter provider’s terms for the counter image.
Pull requests, issues, and other contributions are welcome under the project’s MIT license unless a contribution clearly states otherwise and maintainers agree.
By contributing, you confirm that you have the rights to offer that contribution under the same license.
If this summary and the LICENSE file ever seem to conflict about the software grant, the LICENSE file controls.
Questions, bug reports, and security reports for the published site go through GitHub Issues. There is no separate support email for this project.